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|Solution: Axon IT provide F-Secure Protection Service for Business to cover their customers workstations and servers along with F-Secure email protection (MSG) to provide a complete protection package
Benefits of the Solution- Technically proficient
- Easy to administer
- Complete end to end solution
- Automatically able to renew and update on the management portal
Axon IT Ltd is a successful IT solutions company based in Cheshire. Since being established in 2001 Axon IT Ltd has become a leading provider of outsourced IT support, consultancy and training to both large and small businesses throughout the North of England. Along with IT support they also specialise in cloud computing, Virtualisation, Networking, Online backup and VoIP solutions.
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Axon provide F-Secure's Protection Service for Business and F- Secure's email protection to their customers. They currently have around 1,000 subscribers on their F-Secure managed solution.
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Before F-Secure Protection Service for Business, Axon IT were selling a variation of licensed security products and wanted to tidy these up and be able to manage their customers IT Security more easily.
Axon's brand is all about 'removing the frustration, stress and fear of dealing with IT' from businesses and so required a solution to help them with this promise. F-Secure Protection Service for Business fitted the bill. They moved their customers to the remotely managed platform and are now able to easily manage all of their customers' security on one online portal.
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Moving over to F-Secure's managed service from licensing was not a big problem and caused no unexpected issues. Graham Fern, Axon's Technical Director, is pleased with the F-Secure Protection Service, stating that Axon "are just so wise to the Protection Service product now, it just gets better and better and we have no plans to do anything differently. We hope it just continues to evolve."
Axon IT Ltd have found F-Secure's Protection Service for Business to be both very profitable, time saving and efficient. The technical capabilities of the product and it being a cloud based solution suited Axon's business.
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Axon IT have been a partner of F-Secure's for over 5 years now, promoting F-Secure solutions to their customers primarily in the North of England but also stretching all over the UK.
Referring to the F-Secure Protection Service, Mr Fern added, "As a businessman, it makes absolute sense, very efficient and being very much cloud focused fits our business nicely. The product is technically capable and ticks all the boxes really."
Axon IT Ltd and F-Secure have a good partnership and have recently added F-Secure's Protection Service for Macs to their offering. They haven't looked at F-Secure's Mobile Security for Business product as yet but said they would certainly consider this.
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Let's be honest. Shakespeare done badly is boring.
Despite a ton of energy, a glam-rock theme and one good Touchstone (Liam Berry), this student production of Shakespeare's gender-bending love comedy drags.
I wish it didn't. The huge cast gives 'er. The sexy, funny text is tailor-made for young people. And the staging is smart, especially the trees, where Orlando (Zachary Ferguson-Baird) pens poems for his love Rosalind (Hannah Beynon).
It just falls victim to so many Shakespeare traps — tricky lines delivered at warp-speed, a lot of hollering and stomping around that is supposed to represent angst and moments where, if you don't know the play, you'd lose the threads of the plot.
And, no matter the setting, teenage girls squealing is possibly the single most annoying sound in the universe.
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From the thrilling young thespians that brought you The Tempest (Best in Fest, 2012), the Knavish Hedgehogs are back, presenting Shakespeare's delightful romantic comedy As You Like It. Follow suitors, shepherds, clowns, cross-dressers and courtiers as they find their way into the mysterious Forest of Arden where wits are many and love is just around the corner!
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Director: Jessy Ardern & Ariel Levine
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I know that there is a hack of sorts that allows downscaling from 1024x768 or 1152x864 by setting the registry key Display1_DownScalingSupported to 1. This hack worked when I tested it (I could run Battlefield 2 on 1152x864, which is 96 more vertical pixels than my screen actually has), but doesn't seem to allow higher resolutions than 1152x864. Would it be possible to use this hack to downscale 1600x1200 to a lower resolution? I don't mind loss of text readability and I'm not afraid of messing with configuration files, registry entries or even binary blobs. I'd just love to get this working :).
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10 comments:
- Melissa @ The Chocolate Muffin Tree said...
These are really beautiful! I pinned this on my Valentine board! We made paint chip valentines and plan to make more kinds of valentines in the coming weeks!
- January 20, 2012 at 10:41 AM
- Latina Country said...
Oh I love this Idea! Am gonna have to try and make them! Super cute
- January 20, 2012 at 1:01 PM
- Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas said...
they came out great! I have something similar planned to make with the girls! :)
- January 20, 2012 at 6:46 PM
- Marissa@landofonceuponatime said...
Pretty! This one will be on our list of to dos!
- January 21, 2012 at 10:04 AM
- Jenny K said...
I love how these look! Definitely including this in my Valentine crafts with my little guy.
- January 22, 2012 at 7:50 AM
- Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas said...
Thanks for sharing on The Sunday Showcase! :) These really did come out great!
- January 23, 2012 at 7:32 PM
- The Iowa Farmer's Wife said...
These came out really neat! Might have to try these with our new roll of contact paper! :) Visiting from the Sunday Showcase!
- January 28, 2012 at 9:10 PM
- Brooke @ Let Kids Create said...
I love these Valentines. Such a pretty look. Thanks for sharing on Monday Madness.
- January 29, 2012 at 11:12 PM
- Tanya said...
Ooooh, very nice. I love the stained glass effect. They look great, thanks for sharing.
- February 6, 2012 at 3:18 PM
- Jeanine H said...
YES, I am so glad to have found this post! I JUST got my Contact Paper in the mail TODAY!!! LO is already 4 years old, I hope she'll still get good creative use out of the roll! We'll start here...thank you
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A painter with a fondness for Mount Katahdin, David Little comes to his passion for Maine's sacred mountain through his lineage.
William Kienbusch, one of the artists in the exhibition at the University of New England Art Gallery in Portland, used a series of triangles and geometric shapes to capture the mountain in his "Mount Katahdin" from 1949.
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WHAT ELSE: Painter and co-curator David Little will discuss the exhibition from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Aug. 28 with John Neff and Howard Whitcomb, authors of "Baxter State Park" and "Katahdin, Images of America."
His uncle was William Kienbusch, a painter himself -- and one of some note. Kienbusch paintings are in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, all in New York.
Kienbusch is closely associated with Great Cranberry Island off the coast of Maine, but the mountain in the northern part of the state also held his imagination. He visited Katahdin for the first time in 1948, very likely, Little suspects, as a tribute to another Maine painter Kienbusch admired, the great Marsden Hartley. A Maine native, Hartley danced with Katahdin.
From Hartley and Kienbusch to Little, Katahdin-inspired works are part of a wide-ranging exhibition that has just opened at the University of New England Art Gallery in Portland.
"A Mountain Rises: The Art of Katahdin" is on view through Oct. 27. It includes about 80 paintings, drawings and ephemera associated with the mountain, and serves as a complement to Little's book, "The Art of Katahdin," published earlier this year by Down East and edited by his brother, Carl Little.
The mix of work in the UNE exhibition is impressive. Contemporary painters are well represented and make up the bulk of the show, but the exhibition also includes paintings by a large number of 19th- and early-20th century painters such as James Fitzgerald, Carl Sprinchorn, Maurice Day and George Hallowell.
There are glass renderings, comical drawings, photographs, views of the mountain from many vantage points, and scenes from across the Katahdin region in all seasons.
UNE gallery director Anne Zill describes Katahdin as a "natural wonder" because of its shape, size and grandeur. It dominates the landscape in the Baxter region, and has held allure for sportsmen, naturalists, artists and explorers for hundreds of years.
Henry David Thoreau wrote about it, and Frederic Church spent years painting it. It has inspired artistic endeavors for generations, and remains something of a conquest.
"Our native people got it right when they referred to it centuries ago as a sacred mountain," Zill said. "It's the grandeur of it all. I think that word encapsulates it. The word 'majesty' also comes to mind. It has a richness of detail, and it changes so much over the seasons.
"Different views from different locations bring different perspectives. It represents an endless pursuit for artists."
Zill climbed Katahdin for the first time in 1970 with her twin daughters, who were 5 years old at the time.
They spent all day scrambling up the Abol trail, which is one of the more difficult hikes up the mountain, and returned on the Cathedral trail. It was dark when they made camp, and that night, they were visited by a black bear.
"We had the full Katahdin experience," Zill said, noting that she had lunch with her daughters last week while the show was being installed. They reminisced about their adventure more than 40 years ago, and Zill said it has remained a bonding moment between them ever since.
That is part of the legacy of the mountain, she said.
Little, who co-curated the show with UNE professor emeritus Stephen Halpert, climbed Katahdin for the first time in 1978, and has done so many times since.
Each spring, he volunteers to clear trails associated with the mountain. He has flown around it in an airplane, and studied it from many vantage points.
Despite his familiarity with it, he said it remains a challenge to paint "because of its size, how you decide to paint it and how you choose to frame your subject. It's different every time."
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"Flying Shadows" by David Little.
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"Snow Falling on Katahdin" by Evelyn Dunphy.
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Let's look at some players who missed almost all or large portions of last season as well as players dealing with serious injuries from an Eastern Conference perspective:
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Tim Connolly missed the last dozen regular season games at the end of the year after having hip surgery to remove bone chips. He's skating and said he was "doing okay". Coach Lindy Ruff stated that Connolly is not at 100%. Bottom Line: Avoid like the plague. Remember, this guy is a member of Dobber's Band-Aid Boy Executive Committee.
Brian Pothier sustained a concussion last January and as of September he still has vision and balance issues. With the emergence of Mike Green among other options on the blue line, Pothier is a poor fantasy choice. Stay far away from this guy; he'll be lucky if he's able to continue his career.
Paul Ranger's shoulder doesn't look like it will be ready for Tampa's season opener. He may be all set by the end of October. Ranger was already a borderline pick in deep pools. Just take him off your draft list unless you can use a 25 point defenseman.
Jeff Halpern wrecked his knee at the World Championships for Team USA last spring. He scored 18 points in only 19 games with the Lightning after coming over last year in a trade. Coming off major knee surgery, coupled with a new coach and more competition, he won't even come close to that pace. He's not worth a pick.
Manny Fernandez only played in four games last year before having season ending knee surgery.
Now Manny has a thumb injury and both Thomas and Rask have outplayed the rusty Fernandez in the exhibition games. We're still looking at a platoon situation here.
Rick DiPietro had hip surgery last March. He has had previous hip surgery, but on the other side. He is reportedly skating, but is not yet cleared to take shots. DiPietro is still scheduled to start in the team's first game. That being said, I wouldn't hang my one-year fantasy hopes on those two rickety hips.
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Vincent Lecavalier is still on schedule to play in the season opener on Oct. 4, but hasn't yet played in any pre-season games. He's eager, but the team wants to be certain the shoulder is 100% before battle testing their new captain.
Patrice Bergeron looked very good in his first action since missing 72 games with a severe concussion. Physically, everything seems in order. Look for Bergeron to get back to his 70-point ways.
Simon Gagne worked hard in the off-season on his conditioning and weight training and is back to his old playing weight. He has admitted that he will have to get back to game shape, but there are reportedly no problems relating to his concussion. Some people at your draft might forget that prior to last season; he recorded back to back 40 goal seasons (41 & 47). Count on at least 30-35 goals
Zdeno Chara had shoulder surgery last April and has recently been seen working on his shot after practices. He should be ready to go for game one. Expect around 45 points and just under 100 penalty minutes for the first time since 2000-01.
Newly signed Thrasher, Jason Williams played in only 43 games for Chicago thanks to a sports hernia/groin injury. He managed to record 36 points (a 69 point pace) with Chicago. He will be given all the ice time he can handle including major power play minutes with Ilya Kovalchuk. If all goes well, Williams could surpass his career high of 58 points.
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Rod Brind'Amour had minor knee surgery mid-September, but is expected back for the season opener. He's already back skating. Don't worry about this guy, he is a warrior.
Matt Cullen Carolina is feeling no lingering affects from the concussions (yes that's plural) he suffered last year. Cullen won't score at the 68 point pace (49 points in 59 games) he was on last year, but he could surpass the 50 point barrier for the first time in his career. There are safer 50 point players out there.
Justin Williams is out four to six months with a torn Achilles tendon. Theoretically, he could be back in February, but that is likely wishful thinking on the 'Canes part. I'd avoid entirely.
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Sergei Gonchar's shoulder injury couldn't have come at a worse time. With Ryan Whitney already out three to five months following foot surgery, it was a tough pill for the Pens to swallow, losing two top offensive defenseman for extended periods.
If all goes well for Whitney, a December return is possible. The prognosis for Gonchar is a little worse now that he is going to have shoulder surgery. Instead of trying to play with the pain and then possibly shutting it down and miss the playoffs, Gonchar decided to have the surgery now and will likely be back for the start of the playoffs. Kris Letang is the biggest benefactor.
I never like to draft players that start the season injured. This is especially important for one-year pools. There is a difference between a nagging minor injury and the potentially game missing kind. Unless a player has a history of a certain type of injury, I tend to ignore those nagging injuries that are reported. It's no fun having a player start the season with a nagging injury, but don't over-react to every bit and byte of injury reporting.


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Whoaaa...that's a big claim. The best 4x4s ever? How about best ones this year? No...we already do that. Yeah, OK, guess I gotta take a stance, as this is my own personal opinion...and I know this one will generate some mail. So get out your best stationary, because I'm about to make some claims that you may or may not be pleased with. And one thing you'll almost immediately notice is that 7 of the 12 vehicles I selected for this story are still currently produced. What?! How could a new ride (maybe even IFS! Yuck!) outdo your old-iron solid-axle beast? Well, the truth is that in stock form, many of the new vehicles are able to go places you never could before (in a stock vehicle). We're not talking best build platform here, just stock vehicles in stock trim. And many of us own one of these. You know-the absolute best 4x4 that (insert your brand here) ever made.
The funny thing about this type of thing is that the best 4x4 for one particular person isn't necessarily the best 4x4 for his/her friend. But I'm going to try to base my judgements purely on four-wheel-drive capability, not if it has enough room to take your hunting dog and equipment, or gets better mileage than the rest, or is prettier than the others, or can make a cappuccino while giving you GPS directions (don't laugh, you just wait!). And it doesn't matter if it's an '06 or a '66; you should never get rid of that best 4x4, no matter how bad it gets. And those fools that sell these trucks in the Auto Trader? Well, they just don't know what they have. But you know better than to ever part with a 4x4 that is (arguably) touted as the best 4x4 that an OEM ever made.
Obviously "the best" is really only an opinion, whether or not it is based on certain criteria, and subsequently varies from person to person and maker to maker since some manufacturers have nothing that will meet even half the criteria we would set at the bar. So this is really just an opinion piece on what one magazine writer has come to accept as the ones you wanna keep. So make a list, start getting ready to collect, and tell your neighbors to quit their bitching: You're amassing your collection; the trucks are all gonna be parked there for a long time, so they better get used to it.
And if you have a problem with my choices, then see if I care. Take it up with me at email@example.com. Let me know what you think is the best 4x4 ever and why. Send me some pics (stock) even. Try and remember to title it "Best 4x4 Ever." We'll post some of the better arguments up on our Web site, www.4wheeloffroad.com, and you can give the off-road world your own opinion on what the best 4x4 is. Maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I bet you're gonna have some trouble arguing with my logic....
International-'80 Scout II
International Harvester did come out with some cool 4x4s, though they're hard to find since so many were plagued with rust. But from the few relics left, I'd say that the Scout II trounces all other passenger vehicles IH produced. The last models had Dana 44s front and rear, T-19 four-speeds, and Dana 300 transfer cases, and came powered with an IH 345ci V-8 (which is essentially doomed to be a boat anchor if it ever stops running since there are very few replacement parts for these engines). If there wasn't a T-19 behind the IH V-8, there was usually a 727 auto tranny, but I've heard rumors of some being sold with TH400 auto trannies, and it wouldn't surprise me. In the '70s, whatever was available was often what made it into vehicles as part of standard equipment. If IH couldn't get enough 727 trannies, the TH400 would've been a logical choice.
AM General-H1 Alpha
OK, this is AMG, not Chevy, got it? AMG is still operating as a separate entity, even though it has close ties to GM. AMG is still far enough away with its sole production vehicle, the H1. And the current H1 Alpha is the cat's pajamas. It features a 300hp, 520-lb-ft torque Duramax diesel backed by an Allison automatic transmission for the ultimate in powertain packages. The Allison feeds an NV242 that sends power to AMC 20-based differentials that have inboard mounted disc brakes. The H1 Alpha is an all-independent coil-sprung suspension that holds a 1.92 portal gear reduction at the hub. The 37-inch Goodyear MTRs adorn Hutchinson bead-lock wheels equipped with CTIS (Central Tire Inflation System). Other features unique to the H1 Alpha are dual Eaton E-Lockers and a 12,000-pound winch. If you can convince me that this isn't the most heavy-duty stock 4x4 ever built, then I'll swallow paint chips.
All right, back to the fuzzy lines. Though AMG still produces the H1, GM/Chevrolet produces the H2 and H3. And the H3 has got to be the best 4x4 that GM ever sent out of the box. Yeah, I know it's a torsion-bar-sprung IFS, but the rear sports a 1/2-ton 10-bolt packed with an Eaton E-Locker and can be ordered with either a 4.10:1 or 4.56:1 gear ratio. The 3.5L inline five-cylinder engine produces 220 hp and 225 lb-ft of torque that can be sent through an optional five-speed manual transmission that made Editor Rick Pw automatically proclaim it better than a manual-tranny-deficient H2 before even driving one. The off-road package comes with 33-inch tires and the whole thing comes off much less offensive than the H2, not to mention that this one is actually strangely good-looking.
Dodge-'04-And-Up Power Wagon
This was an easy choice. It wouldn't be if we were talking best building platforms. Then, dreams of original Power Wagons come to mind and the previous '94-'01s wouldn't be a bad choice either. But the best stock 4x4 that Dodge has ever put on the ground has to be the new Power Wagon. The 3/4-ton truck comes with AAM's big axles packed with 4.56 gears and selectable lockers. If I stopped right here, it would still be Dodge's number one. But this truck has much more to make it the absolute best: The front antisway bar has a pushbutton disconnect for better articulation off road. And the front bumper hides all but the fairlead and hook of a 12,000-pound winch. The NV272 transfer case sports a 2.72:1 gear ratio, and we're not sure we'd want any lower in this type of truck. The truck can be also be ordered with a six-speed manual behind the 5.7L Hemi. And while we're mentioning engines, why doesn't Dodge offer the Power Wagon with a Cummins? Good question! And we think we may have come up with an answer: The diesel offers mega torque and is quite a heavy engine. The Power Wagon is an off-road packaged vehicle that still carries a manufacturer's warranty. There is a good chance that Dodge felt the Cummins engine was too much for two locked axles to handle in bad off-road situations, and saw better to just not offer it than to get reamed with a bunch of warranty claims on Cummins Power Wagons. This is just a theory though. Maybe Dodge just can't get enough Cummins engines!
Ford-'03 FX4 Ranger
Yes, I can see the hate-mail from Bronco owners piling up on my desk as I write this. How could I possibly look beyond '66-'77 solid-axle Broncos? Well, I hate to say it, but I think you could get further in an '03 FX4 Ranger in stock form. Yeah, the Bronco makes a much better build platform, but if given the right equipment and budget, I could make a Delorean the best off-roading vehicle you've ever seen. Hmm...a 4x4 Delorean? No...never mind. The FX4 might be a better package than you know. It came with an F-150 8.8 31-spline rearend with 4.10 gears and packed with a Torsen limited slip. The 4.0L V-6 feeds power to a five-speed manual tranny or a four-speed automatic that splits power from a Borg-Warner transfer case. The front end is an IFS A-arm setup, and at the end of each hub is a factory Alcoa wheel with a 31-inch tire. The suspension was also upgraded to carry Bilstein shocks on the FX4, so ride was much improved over a stock Ranger. The Bronco? Well, the last couple years were offered with Dana 44 fronts, and they had good suspensions and decent power-to-weight ratios. But the diffs were still open, the tires were wimpy, and it just didn't scream "Ford Power" like so many modified ones today. Have you even seen what a stock uncut Bronco looks like? They look like they have fender skirts for gosh sakes!
Isuzu-'98 Trooper
I didn't know too much about Isuzus before starting this story, but have since learned that they might be the new hot-parts car to either build up or strip down. A lot of 'em are sporting Dana 44s and other beefy drivetrain parts that could be used for other vehicles if an Isuzu wasn't your off-road choice. And out of all the Isuzus, I'd have to say the '98 Trooper was the best 4x4 they ever came out with. Though it sports an IFS front end, the rear is four-linked with coils over the axle. And what an axle! It's an Isuzu-derived part, and sports a 9.61-inch ring gear (that's bigger than a Dana 60, folks!) and 1 1/2-inch axleshafts. On top of that, it has a dropout style third member that is cake to work on or swap out. The powertrain tops the option list with a 3.5L V-6 with 215 hp and 230 lb-ft of torque directed through either a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic tranny. The Troopers have always been considered sort of top-heavy, and the earlier models were just plain scary in a normal, everyday turn. But the newer ones have been said to handle much better and have less body roll.


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BUFFALO, N.Y. (EMUEagles.com) — The Eastern Michigan University women's soccer team clinched a spot in the 2012 Mid-American Conference tournament with a 1-0 triumph over the University at Buffalo Friday evening, Oct. 19. Sophomore Bianca Rossi scored the deciding goal in the 75th minute and freshman goalkeeper Megan McCabe recorded her first-career victory and shutout.
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ATHENS, OH - Junior Rachel MacLeod scored a pair of first-half goals to lift Toledo to a 2-1 victory over Ohio on Friday at Chessa Field. With the win, the Rockets' (7-9-1 overall, 5-3-1 MAC) have secured a spot in the upcoming Mid-American Conference for an eighth consecutive season.
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Skylar Chew scored with just 35 seconds left in the second overtime period, lifting host Ball State University to a 1-0 win over the Bowling Green State University women's soccer team Friday afternoon (Oct. 19). The Mid-American Conference match was held at the Briner Sports Complex.
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KENT, Ohio - Freshman Kate Wirthlin (Mequon, Wis./Homestead) recorded her first collegiate game-winning goal in the 71st minute of play Friday afternoon to lead Northern Illinois over Kent State, 1-0. The Huskies now have 11 points in the Mid-American Conference standings, only three points behind Kent State (14).
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John Harbaugh on Ed Reed: 'I want him back'
Following last night's Super Bowl win, John Harbaugh has stated that he wants free agent Ed Reed back in Baltimore. Reed was essential in last night's victory, intercepting Colin Kaepernick and blitzing the 49ers QB on a two-point conversion attempt that would have tied the score.
CBS' Jason La Canfora said on Sunday that "a lot of people believe" Reed will sign with the Colts. The swirling rumors about Reed have also linked him to the Patriots, although that's pure speculation.
The 34-year-old safety has been with the Baltimore Ravens since 2002. In the locker room after last night's Super Bowl win, Reed shouted, "This is not it. I'm not done." With what seems to be definitely plans to play again in 2013, it looks like Reed might be a Raven for a few more years.
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As an IT professional, you probably spend hours at a computer each day. This entails a great deal of anonymity: troubleshooting networks, working with remote servers or collaborating with invisible peers in a virtual world. After all, going online typically means going unseen.
But if you were to view the faces of your anonymous virtual peers, you would notice that most of them are, in fact, male. That's because while women increasingly use technology in everyday life and even have outpaced men in many spaces online, they're not making their way into IT careers.
In a 2007 Burst Media report, women said the Internet has become vital in organizing and planning their daily lives. Recent research by Solutions Research Group also found women are in control of most consumer electronics purchases, and more than ever are using online resources for both entertainment and to stay connected with others via blogging and social networking sites.
Despite this adoption of technology and the Internet in their personal lives, however, women are ill-represented in the IT workplace. While females fill 56 percent of the professional positions in the U.S. workforce, they account for only 27 percent of all IT employees, according the "NCWIT Scorecard 2007" report by the National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT), an organization dedicated to increasing female participation in the IT industry.
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Every shop I've worked at we have followed what I thought was a standard hiring sequence: 1. solicit resumes 2. phone screen applicants we are interested in 3. in person interview 4. in some shops 2nd in person interview (just w/ CEO for example)
Most places I apply to follow something along these lines. But some shops want to give me a test or ask me to build something after I send in my resume. They usually say "congratulations, you've made it to stage 2 of our hiring process!" But for all I know they are asking every applicant they get a resume from to do the same thing.
This annoys me because it doesn't scale. If I'm applying for a lot of positions I can't spend all my time doing work that potentially can only land me one job. Plus there's no shared dedication to the process. If we do a 45 minute phone screen, that's 45 minutes the company commits to me and 45 minutes I commit to the company in hopes of a potential match.
Do you guys have a policy regarding these sorts of things?